Kellerhals Carrard advised investors Engine Ventures and 2150 on Superlight’s oversubscribed $21 million Series A funding round, deploying a multidisciplinary team across corporate, tax, employment, data protection, and IP.
MLL Legal advised DSM Venturing B.V., the corporate venture capital arm of dsm-firmenich, in connection with its role as a new investor within Cosaic’s USD 6 million late seed financing round. Alongside DSM Venturing
Bär & Karrer advised Lighthouse Tech — a Swiss medtech startup based in Ticino that developed Tami, a mobility assistive eyewear frame for people who are blind or visually impaired — throughout completion of its new
Kellerhals Carrard has advised Swiss biotech startup Alp Bio AG on all legal aspects of a USD 2.2 million pre-seed funding round led by Munich-based 42CAP, with participation from Venture Kick and strategic angel investors.
Swiss food biotech startup Cosaic AG has closed a USD 6 million late seed financing round, with Walder Wyss advising on the transaction. The round attracted new investors including dsm-firmenich Ventures and Kickfund, alongside existing backers
Kellerhals Carrard advised AlpineAI, a Swiss technology company focused on sovereign and secure AI solutions, throughout closing of its seed financing round. Swiss KMU Partners (SKP) led the round in question, alongside an international syndicate
Kellerhals Carrard advised Cusp Capital in connection with its role as lead investor in the €4.4 million seed round of Delta Labs. The investor base further included Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund. The company Headquartered in Zurich,
Kellerhals Carrard advised Zurich-based AI startup Lobby throughout completion of a USD 2.2 million financing round, led by Founderful. The company has built an AI platform that interprets inbound requests, assembles offers, and manages the downstream
Pave Space, a Swiss space infrastructure company headquartered in Lausanne, completed a USD 40 million seed funding round. In connection with the funding, Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Pave Space, while Kellerhals Carrard represented co-lead investor
Rivia, a Zurich-based AI company, has completed a $15 million series A financing round, led by Earlybird Venture Capital, with additional participation from Defiant and existing investors Speedinvest, Amino Collective, and Nina Capital. In connection with